The closest thing I remember people throwing things at a President or Vice President overseas was Nixon was in a car they busted the windows out of when he was Vice President.If they didnt report this they would have been censoring the news.Now as I remember it,Bush lied about the reason for us even being there.Its a miserable mess Bush has us in.Lying to yourself does not make it any better.However lots of Iraqis are dead,million or more.Sure lots of them were fighting,but let Russia roll a tank down your street or across your field,run you out of your house and take your guns,and you might get a little mad yourself.Just because you think you are right,does not mean you are.While we like to think what we are doing over there is helping these people,and it may be,its not why we are there.You wouldnt like Russia tearing down New York,Los Angeles,even if you dont live there,you wouldnt like living under martial law,and you wouldnt want anybody invading your country.You wouldnt like not having electricity,water,roads you could drive on,your kids being shot at in schools,or hospitals being used by terrorists.Bush and his people blundered every step of the way,and he is lucky they only threw a couple of shoes at him.Also instead of fighting them over there,so we dont have to fight them here,he has made lots more terrorists,and given them more reasons to come here.Because he is stupid.Even if you lie and get us in a war,you should at least know how to fight the war.It would have been over years ago if they had not disbanded their army and had twice as many boots on the ground to start with.This a half @ssed mess and thats why we are in a financial crisis,at least some of it.
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